Cedric Wigglesworth The Cherry Creek Schoolmaster
Ed Freeman recalls Cedric Wigglesworth a near eighty year old schoolmaster who arrives in Cherry Creek and wins over a rowdy town. Cedric earns respect without beating pupils, but shocks Gracie Bartlette and Slim Thomas, then quits after declaring he despises the place and leaving Cherry Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Freeman
Green Valley
Maine
Cedric Wiggles Jworth
Cedric
Gracie Bartiette
Oracle
Dan Bartiette
Dan
Sapples
Abe Wairbairn
Abe
Fas
Gracie
Bartlette
W Cedric Wigglesworth
Acel
Cherry Creek
Slim
Cedric Hiad
Slim Thomas
Mr. Bartlette
Silm
Thomas
Sam
Isardette
Cedric Wigglesworth
Authenticity Dispute Over Joan of Arc Sword in Dijon Museum
A Detroit News correspondent reports a France Dijon museum sword claimed as Joan of Arc's may be forged or later marked. Critics cite 1575 engravings and Joan’s 1581 death, while supporters cite a Prosper Morimec letter suggesting the blade was given to Joan. The debate hinges on dating, provenance, and interpretation of inscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
France
Joan of Arc
Museum of
Dijon
Europe
Detroit News
Trouen
Prosper Morimec
Vaveoyley
Charles Septieme
Sire de Fywudescourt
Dade Memorial Park Remembered in Florida History
The Dade Memorial park in Florida honors Mid. Franci T. and his company of 108 men killed in a Tadlin massacre. An 80 acre site known as Pen Bushnell was purchased by state funds in WY with various appropriations to improve the memorial grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dade Memorial Park
Ptorida
Mid
Franci T
Dade
Pen Bushnell
Net
Florida
Fuel Needs of a liner depend on ship size and speed
The leviathan burns about 900 tons of coal per day. A freight and passenger vessel of around 5 000 tons would burn about 30 tons per day on an Atlantic crossing of 12 or 18 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Local social news from Marion Center area Saturday highlights
Marion Center residents and relatives stage a busy social circuit with visits by C I Steele and Mrs Streams, Wilson Bhe and family, Harry Lake and relatives, a Portland RN en route to Cuba, visit by Howard Swan and Forsythe party, G C Berkeyplle family, Avey and son John at Punxsutawney, Helen Deemer and Deemer family, J M Stewart and family, and a hospitalized Harry Streams after appendicitis. A baby boy arrives to Charles and Mrs Wetzel, and attendance at a local play continues Student interest in A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Swan
Home
Howard Forsythe
J. E. Long
Indiana
L. V. Kinter
G. C. Berkeyplle
Cherryhill Township
Mra. Long
Sara Avey
John
Helen Deemer
Johnstown
A. F. Deemer
J. M. Stewart
Wm. M. Stewart
Harry Streams
Indiana Hospital
Ben Baker
Nancy
Alum Bank
Hiverett
Charles Wetzel
North Manor Street
Plum Creek Social Roundup Recaps Local Visits
Elderton residents Mrs. Newton Rosborn and Mrs. Minnie Wigsinger spent Saturday with their mother Mrs. Samuel Calhoun. Nearby, James George, a Plum Creek supervisor, died at his Idaho home Friday evening. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Houser and Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Reefer with son Billy to Grant Rearick’s near Blanco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plum Creek
Newton Rosborn
Minnie Wigsinger
Elderton
Samuel Calhoun
James George
Idaho
Robert ‘Houser
Loyd Reefer
Billy
Grant Rearick
Blanco
Ralph Ramner
A. M. Altman
Blanche Ehenger
Ehenger
Ward Reefer and
Gastown
Ralston
Raymond Keeler
Keeler
Sagamore
Glenn Frailey
iGirty
Tillie Frailey
Harold Altman
Orville Ramer
Floyd Gess
Apollo
Edgar Kimmel
Local residents share visits and influenza concerns
Olivet Erskine Long of Pittsburgh spent the weekend with his mother Mrs. Grage Long. Rev. Jas R Craighead and Mrs Ross Wilson and daughter Phyllis were callers in the J B Ewing home on Tuesday. Frank Lambing was a business caller in Iselin on Friday. Mrs. Lewis Buyers of Parkwood spent Tuesday in the Wilson Stewart home. Mrs Beatrige Simmons and son Paul are staying with Mrs Grace Long. Several families in this faculty are ill with influenza. Mrs Ross Wilson and daughter Phyllis visited with Mary Foster Smock on Watsons Ridge Wednesday. Frank Shearer of Vandergrift called at Frank Lambing's one day last week. Mr and Mrs Daniel Ondrizek moved from Leechburg to their new home, the former Lester Shearer farm, which they bought recently. J B Ewing was a business caller at Harry Smith's on Tuesday. Richard Jobng was at Cochran's Mills one day last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Wilson
Phyllis
Mary
Foster
Richard Jobng
Cochran's Mills
Prompt service on Public Sale Bills at The Progress
A fragment from The Progress notes prompt service on public sale bills. A humorous exchange from The Tatler is quoted about religion and business, reflecting local tone and style. The item presents a brief comic aside within a public notice context.
A Merry Menu for St Patrick's Day
A lively luncheon plan with green decorations and shamrock themed dishes. The menu features Cream of Green Pea Soup, Corn Muffins, Angel Food Cake, Pistachio Ice Cream, and a Shamrock styled stuffed pepper salad, with detailed steps for pepper filling and cake preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Gibson
Heins Food Institute
Peelor Dramatics Club Sets Monthly Meetings and Events
Peelor Dramatics Club reviewed by secretary and treasurer. Officers elected include Mrs. Chas. McCardle and Mrs. Ralph Cribbs. Regular meetings set for last Friday each month with plays and 4 H club sponsorships planned. St Patrick’s Day dinner to be held at Mrs. Parry McCreight’s home for members and families. First program March 27 to be led by Mr. Campbell and Mrs. Cribbs with local hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peelor
Peeler Dramatics Club
Frank Smathers
W. R. Thomas
Ralph Cribbs
St. Patrick's
Parry McCreight
Chas. McCardle
Margaret E.cunningham
Alice Millen
James Campbell
Dale Cribbs
Jewell Johns
John Cunningham
F. M. Smathers
Campbell
Cribbs
Avonmore visitors and local family updates
Parkwood residents Mr and Mrs Arthur Tidd and family from Avonmore visited J R Campbell home. Mr and Mrs Lester Rupert welcomed a new daughter. Harvey Devlin and family shopped in Indiana. John Campbell bought a Ford car. Mrs Lewis Buyers visited her mother Mrs Hattie Stewart near Olivet last week. The Carl Smith family moved from the Rinn farm near Indiana, while the Lockard family settled on the Rinn farm. D 10 Walker was a business caller in Indiana. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R D readers, 6.50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkwood
Arthur Tidd
Avonmore
J. R. Campbell
Lester Rupert
Harvey Devlin
Indiana
John Campbell
Lewis
Hattie Stewart
Olivet
Carl Smith
Rinn
Lockard
Rinn Farm
Walker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stanley Cordell
Associated Newananers, Wnubservice
Cede
Grace
Cedrie
Ike
Andre
Cedric Ap
Codric
Siiu Thomas Sim
Marion Center
C. I. Steele
East Mahoning Township
Mary C. Streams
Paul Hopkins
Wilson Bhe
N. J. Bhe
Harry
Angel Food Cake
George
Cook
Margaret
Jennie Peeler
James
Peeler
Stanley Brady
W. A. Wigelns
New York City
Julia Cunningham
Ralph E. Cribbs
Batty Jean
Lois
Arthur Hanna
Marie
South Bend
Frances Brenchinger
Cal
Sara Cunningham
George Bell
Kenlysburg
Clarence Mahan
Wadding
Smathers
Harry Minnick
Wilkinsburg
C. D. Peddiscord
Walter George
Raymond and
Delores
Sloan Bros
New Spring
Axminsters
Velvet Brussels
Wilton Velvets
The
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
R. D
Hess Brothers
South Auant
Bode Grill
Thoreau
Streams Funeral Home Phone 700
Parnell, Cowher & CO. Insurance
Citizens Bank
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!